Dear all,
I'm using Intel Math Kernel Library 5.2 for Linux* on an dualprocessor Intel Xeon. MKL is linked
to a fortran 77 program. I have linked to MKL using the follwing:
/opt/intel/mkl/lib/32/libmkl_p4.a /opt/intel/mkl/lib/32/libguide.a -lpthread
Unfortunatelly, when running the executable, after a few minutes this message is broadcast:
caught signal = 1
caught signal = 1
caught signal = 1
caught signal = 1
and the execution is hanged up (the program does not stop, but produces no result).
Intel® Fortran Compiler for Linux* and Mac OS X*
what's wrong with MKL 6 ?
When I try MKL 6.0 for linux, I used a two cpus machine. I set the OMP_NUM_THREADS = 2. The program just simply ran with 3 copies instead of using two cpus for lapack subroutines. When I use the old MKL
6 beta and MKL 5.*, no problem at all.
Any idea?
Visual Compaq and Intel Linux fortran comparision
I have translated my programme with Visual Compaq Fortran 6.6 for Windows and with Intel Linux Fortran options -Vaxlib -O0 -tpp6. My application is in DEM (Discrete Element Method ). On a different operation systems i become different results. Why happens so.
derf function
I'm trying to use the derf function on IF 7.0
I found the previous post at
http://softwareforums.intel.com/ids/board/message?board.id=11&message.id=707
and tried something similar:
real(8) DERF !Call to C version of DERF
!dec$ attributes c,alias:"DERF" :: derf
...
a = DERF(foo)
And get the following error:
Error 237 : This is not the name of a function
Can someone help?
Thanks,
Albert
recompiling Linux kernel
does anyone have the settings to recompile a linux kernel using icc/ifc instead of the gnu compilers with openmp stuff??
'share' in open() statements
I am porting an application from Windows, compiled using Compaq Visual Fortran. This application uses share='denyrw' in open() statements. According to the IFC Users Guide, this extension is supported by IFC, but when I try to compile I get an error saying it isn't supported. Should this work?
A ".fcpp" extention
Hey, I ran across some code with the extension .fcpp. I have tried using the preprocessor by invoking the -fpp flag and other preprocessing flags but to didn't succeed.
Does anyone know how to compile with this type of file?your text here
MKL static linking
Hi All,
I have the latest version of MKL installed with IFC 7.1
I compiled my program by the following command:
ifc try.f -o try -L /opt/intel/mkl60/lib/32 -lmkl_lapack -lmkl_ia32 -lguide -lpthread
it works fine but when i run it on some other node of the cluster: it gives me error
./try: error while loading shared libraries: libguide.so: cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory
ifc hangs on module file
I am trying to compile a well-known atmospheric model with ifc. The compiler hangs indefinitely in one of the module files, fairly early in the compilation. Has anybody seen behavior like this? So far I have been unable to winnow out a test case that I could submit through the formal support mechanism, so I am looking for clues elsewhere.
The code compiles with the PGI compiler. The developers of this model have long recommended PGI and I'm sure it has sold more than a few copies of that compiler.
IMSL Library
Does anyone know where I can get a hold of the IMSL library. This should be easily compatable with IFC.
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